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8 comments:
I like their design and I like the perspective of this shot.
Okay...these represent books opened in the middle of their spines sitting on other books. There must be a reason for it. Was Gabriel a writer?
If I were to read, I'd still rather have a back to lean on.
They look lovely, but I agree with Ciel:)
What a fabulous and creative idea, I loved this bench!
Léia
How totally clever... yet I'm with Ciel... prefer benches with backs.
Very original! But yes, not too comfy for a long stay.
Completely unique. Nice shot, too.
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